If a company deposits $100,000 into an account that earns a market interest rate of 10% per
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If a company deposits $100,000 into an account that earns a market interest rate of 10% per year at a time when the deflation rate is 1% per year, what will be the purchasing power of the accumulated amount (with respect to today's dollars) at the end of 15 years?
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